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Nuclear Activists Raise Concerns Over Vermont Yankee Quick Fix

Nuclear Activists Raise Concerns Over Vermont Yankee Quick Fix

by Dave Eisenstadter | Apr 24, 2017 | Articles, News

Over the last few months, a proposal to sell the now-closed Vermont Yankee Nuclear Plant to a company called NorthStar has gotten some attention. Vermont Yankee shut down in 2014 and is in Vernon, a town at the southeastern corner of Vermont. Most of Franklin County...
Earth First and Last, a poem by Connolly Ryan

Earth First and Last, a poem by Connolly Ryan

by Connolly Ryan | Apr 24, 2017 | Articles, Arts, News, Newsletter

Earth First & LastLike children       in summertime,       our planet thrives on vivid evidence that there is always something to be. Unlike fools who amass acres by way of massacres, nature plants herself in one area and creates worlds around her. Earth itself...
News of the Weird: SWAT Called on Homeless Intruder

News of the Weird: SWAT Called on Homeless Intruder

by Chuck Shepherd | Apr 24, 2017 | Articles, News of the Weird

A June 2016 police raid on David Jessen’s Fresno County (California) farmhouse caused a $150,000 mess when sheriff’s deputies and Clovis Police Department officers “rescued” it from a trespassing homeless man — with the massive destruction leading to Jessen’s lawsuit...
Eight Western Mass Towns Considering Fees for Carbon Emissions

Eight Western Mass Towns Considering Fees for Carbon Emissions

by Chris Goudreau | Apr 25, 2017 | Articles, News

This spring, voters in eight towns in Western Massachusetts may pass resolutions requiring fossil fuel companies to pay fees to its citizens. The resolutions are non-binding, so the votes will be more about sending a message than actually leveraging the fees,...
Between the Lines: What Georgia’s Special Election Results Mean for 2018

Between the Lines: What Georgia’s Special Election Results Mean for 2018

by Dave Eisenstadter | Apr 19, 2017 | Articles, Between the Lines, News, Newsletter

Democrat and political newcomer Jon Ossoff failed to capture Georgia’s Sixth Congressional District in the first round. But Tuesday’s special election results may give Democrats across the country hopes of recapturing the House in 2018 and thwarting the...
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